Raymonk Surya O
Computer Eng • Finance
Exploring systematic trading at the intersection of markets and mathematics.
I'm drawn to trading algorithms, market microstructure, applied mathematics, and puzzle-like problems where data, code, and risk all intersect.
- Cumulative GPA
- 4.11 / 4.3
- LeetCode solved
- 150+
- Codeforces Rating
- 1269
Quantitative modeling playground
Exploring systematic strategies
It is fascinating how behavior, events, and positioning can be translated into signals. With data and algorithms, those signals can be tested as simple rules to see how they shape an equity curve. Refresh to generate a new randomized path.
*The chart is randomly generated for illustration purposes only and will change on refresh.
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Featured builds
Selected projects & case studies
Quant research, data engineering, and visual storytelling for decision-grade insights.
Experience
Quant roles that shaped my perspective
From data engineering to systematic research and market access infrastructure, I've worked across the stack where code, markets, and production systems meet.
Professional milestones
Certifications & credentials
Validated expertise across cloud engineering and capital markets.
Life beyond the terminal
Hobbies & pursuits
Where I reset, compete, and sharpen complementary skills.
Profile
Quant enthusiast exploring trading systems
I'm studying computer engineering with a focus on quantitative finance. I get excited about both finding alpha and building the systems around it, whether it's pairs trading strategies, optimizing trading signals, or ETL pipelines processing market data.
- Languages: Python, C++, Bash, Go, Java, SQL, VBA, Bash
- Frameworks: PyTorch, Tensorflow, pandas, NumPy, Django, Flask, FastAPI
- Databases: PostgreSQL, MongoDB, BigQuery, QuestDB, kdb+, DB2
- DevOps: Docker, k8s, Jenkins, Terraform, Prometheus, Puppet, Ansible, ELK Stack
Low-latency engineering
I focus on systems programming and performance for real-time workloads, from multithreaded data fetchers with throttling to optimized database access and log pipelines on Linux.
Market access & tooling
Exposure to market access flows, pre-trade checks, and production monitoring, using ELK, Prometheus, and internal scripts to keep activity observable and supportable.
Quantitative modelling toolbox
Exploring time-series models, factor and cross-sectional signals, Markov and regime-switching ideas, and risk measures like drawdown and Sharpe in small strategy experiments.